Ms. Hollander’s practice focuses on all aspects of intellectual property, including:

• Complex litigation in trademark and copyright infringement, unfair competition, and false advertising cases.
  
• Extensive experience practicing before the Patent and Trademark Office and the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board as well as district and appellate courts throughout the country.
  
• Management of International and U.S. prosecution and maintenance of trademark applications and registrations for diverse industries.
  
• Negotiation of numerous trademark settlement agreements and license agreements. 
  
• Extensive enforcement efforts in protecting and policing intellectual property rights. 
  
• Ms. Hollander has performed these services in a wide variety of areas, including technology and internet companies, renowned artists, food, wine, and apparel companies, state and local agencies, financial institutions, health care organizations and entertainment companies, as well as for individuals.
  
• Retained on behalf of the State of California to defend the Bureau of Automotive Repair in infringement action.
  
• Represented Napa and Sonoma Valley wineries in successful trademark infringement actions.
  
• Represented Xilinx, Inc. in trademark and trademark litigation matters.
  
• Extensive experience in overseeing trademark surveys on all issues relating to the defense of trademark rights.
  
• Lectured on trademark developments and trade dress issues.
  
• Responsible for numerous reported trademark decisions.

Ms. Hollander’s clients include: Chicken of the Sea International; 24 Hour Fitness; Mayacamas Vineyards; Hanzell Vineyards; Smith & Hawken; Sola Optical; Electric Entertainment; and Cosmic Debris.

University of California Berkeley, Boalt Hall School of Law, J.D., 1987.

Ph.D. Candidate, Stanford University, 1984, Stanford University Scholarship.

Pitzer College, B.A., 1979.

Admitted to practice in California, U.S. District Courts, Central District of California and Northern District of California.

Member, California Bar Association.

Member, American Bar Association.

Chapter Author, “Keys to Protecting Thoughts and Ideas,” IP Litigation Best Practices: Leading Lawyers on Protecting and Defending Your Company's Intellectual Property.

Co-Author, "Design Patents Revisited: Icons as Statutory Subject Matter," Computer Lawyer, Vol. 9, No. 6, June 1992.

"Embarking on a New Era of Trademark and Unfair Competition Law," San Francisco Attorney, January 1990.